Body camera video released in deadly police shooting
Following a traffic stop near 19th Ave. and Durango, a suspect got back into his car and drove off while still tethered by a grappler device, resulting in the vehicle hitting an officer and a trooper. Warning: graphic content.
Arizona’s Beloved Burger Spot Is An Old-School Phoenix Drive-Through With Classic Americana Vibes
Like other major cities in the United States, Phoenix has its fair share of modern fine dining venues. But Arizona's capital is also known for old-school institutions like Welcome Diner, a retro gem located downtown, and the Stand Burger Shoppe Arcadia, a beloved drive-through burger joint with classic Americana...
Arizona cardiology group pays $4.75M to settle false claims allegations
Phoenix-based Tri-City Cardiology and three physicians have agreed to pay $4.75 million to resolve allegations they violated the False Claims Act by performing medically unnecessary vein ablations, the Justice Department said in a March 12 news release. The settlement resolves allegations that Jaskamal Kahlon, MD,...
Zoox Rolling Out New Driverless Taxis in Phoenix Area
Will this new robotaxi service be a hit in Phoenix? What we know about Zoox and the new driverless taxi service from Amazon.
4 Popular Bars and Taverns Closing in Arizona in March 2026
From the loss of decades-old nightclubs to the quiet shuttering of suburban favorites, here is the state of Arizona’s bar and tavern scene this month. The first few days of March have been marked by a dramatic shift in the downtown Phoenix landscape, along with the conclusion of several long-running neighborhood...
Valley woman recovering from life-threatening illness after eating friend’s homemade food
PHOENIX — A Valley woman is recovering from a rare and life-threatening illness that many doctors only read about in medical textbooks. Trinity Peterson-Mayes, 24, was perfectly healthy just weeks ago. But a meal with friends last month left her nearly paralyzed. Peterson-Mayes, a wedding planner, said everything...
Gov. Hobbs signs new Arizona law requiring penny-rounding at checkout
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Gov. Katie Hobbs signed House Bill 2938 Friday, mandating that businesses round to the nearest 5 cents if pennies are not available to complete a transaction. The Greater Phoenix Chamber, which represents many Valley businesses, applauded the move in a written statement. “With pennies no longer...
Where to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in the Valley
While St. Patrick's Day falls on Tuesday, March 17, celebrations are already starting the weekend beforehand!
Halo Vista will create a ‘city within a city’ in TSMC’s backyard
Through smart planning, savvy investing and stakeholder alignment, the Valley’s reputation as a nascent industrial powerhouse is spreading. TSMC’s $165 billion campus in North Phoenix is symbolic of the region’s transformation away from the boom-bust cycle that left it vulnerable during the 2008 financial crisis and...
Hammer-wielding suspect steals $10K worth of jewelry from Glendale pawn shop
GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A thief used a hammer to smash a jewelry display case and steal nearly $10,300 worth of jewelry from a Glendale pawn shop last week. Just before 1 p.m. on March 4, officers responded to the Super Pawn near 59th Avenue and Camelback Road. Police...

















